Happiness as a mystery in a modern survey piece
A columnist muses on happiness definitions from Noah Webster to a Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne survey. It notes varied views from a warm puppy to religious constraints, then reveals survey results: married religious women report high happiness, while nonreligious men show lower scores, suggesting happiness is a personal, elusive concept.
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Webster
Noah
Charlie Brown
Wes
SRC
Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne
BBDO
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne
Deairs
Greek attorney admits bomb plots in 1970 Athens case
An American born Greek lawyer, Toannis Koroneos, testified in a 15 defendant case over explosives and attempting to topple Greece’s military rulers. He described plans to place a boat bomb near a U.S. warship and near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier after hearing U.S. Defense Secretary Laird planned a wreath. He said he joined PA K in 1969 and spoke of the plan despite later opposing it. He was tortured after arrest.
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Athens
UPI
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
Toannis Koroneos
Baltimore
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Koronsos
Laird
Koronenos
Greece
Athens Bay
Sali Koroncou
Therm
Panhellenic Liberation Movement
PAK
Quent Pepadopoulos
Koroneos
Papadopoulos
Meany Sets Talks as Dock Strike Looms
Washington AFL-CIO chief George Meany calls a Wednesday meeting with labor leaders to discuss the economy amid longshoremen strike threat. Pay Board reduces proposed wage rise for West Coast dock workers, fueling tensions. Union leaders warn of possible coastwide action if cuts persist.
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Meany
Washington
West Coast
Pay Board
George Boldt
Tration
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
UAW
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles Times
Ja‘sor
Nixon
Harry Bridges
International En's and Warehousemen's Union
Ay Board
ILA
Thomas Gleason
Gleason
Saaiea En
ILWU
Kennedy says aid used as cover for CIA operations
Senator Edward M. Kennedy charges that U S civilian aid for Laos war casualties was still financing CIA activities after the promised cutoff. He cites a GAO summary noting continued funding for healthcare and civilian victims, while accusing the administration of withholding material.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
U.S
CIA
Kennedy
General Accounting Office
GAO
John A. Hannah
Agency For International Development (Aid
Laos
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Fragmentary notice from Alameda court filing appears unreliable
A garbled OCR fragment references the Superior Court of California in Alameda County and a June date but is unreadable. It mentions a publication and an address, yet key names, actions, and outcomes are missing. The item reads like a damaged legal/public notice with unclear details.
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Dinermuea
The
Alab of
California
County of
Alameda
Largest marijuana seizure in Michigan history unfolds in Lansing
Federal and state authorities seized 1425 pounds of marijuana in Lansing Michigan as four men were arrested transferring it from a refrigerated truck to a pickup. Officials say the haul was smuggled from Mexico and is described as the largest single haul in Michigan.
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Kenneth Aschim
Lansing
Mich
Mexico
Michigan
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